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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
To Chicago by Daylight.

Passengers taking the c. X p. train
leaving Bridgeport at 5:45 n. m. city time.
make direct connections at Rochester with
the fast express train ON the Fl Wayne
road, arriving in the Union depot, Chica-
90, at 1000 p. m. Go by this route and
save sleeping ear fare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
Bargains in dry goods at L. S. GOOd& Co.'S

Cheap Excursion Tickets to California.
Cheap tickets to California
points now on sale by the Pan Handle
oute. For tickets and further particulars,
call on or address j. q. Tomlinson, Pas
senger Agent Pan Handle Route, Wheel
ng, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
California and Florida Excursions.

The B. & o. is selling cheap excursion
tickets to Los Angeles, San Francisco; also
to principal points in Florida and the
South. For full information, call on or
address 7. c. Burke, Ticket AgentB & o.
Wheeling. W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
"whooping Cough"

My three children are suffering from
whooping cough and GOOch'S Mexican
Syrup has been of great worth To them.
L. HILL,
No. 81 Barr st. Cincinnati, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
Our 500 Mankenphnst

Is unexcclled in wear and comfort. Call
and see them.
J. W. AMICE,
ll43 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PA6R.

wanted-SituatiOn-
stockholders Meeting-Dollar Savings Bank.
Assignment Notice.
For Rent-Dairy Farm.
Wanted-Buggy Horse.
Jewett's Water FilterS-NeSbitt & Bro.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R II. List
FOURTH PAGE
Opera HOuse-NanCy < Co
To HOuSekeeperS-k j. Smyth.
Drowned, John Wendler. jr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
AIrelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Thermometer Record.
Mr. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature Wednesday "a. m, 80;
II M, 52;3 ?. m, G5;7 p. m, ~. Wealth
er, clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
A Pleasant Occasion.

The banquet given at st. Gainesville
Tuesday night, in honor of Judge st.
Clair Kelly was a very pleasant event.
Nearly all the lawyers of the county were
present, GAINESVILLE, st. ClairsyiIlc, Bel
lairc, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Flushing were all represented. There were
also present several prominent attorneys
from Monroe county and n number of prom
inent citizens of st. Clairsville and other
towns. Covers were laid at the National
House for 125. Hon. Ross J. Alexander
oficiated rs master OF ceremonies, and
toasts were responded to by Hon. l. Dan
ford, Prosecuting Attorney \. X. KennOn
Judge-elect briggs and many Others. A
handsome gold headed cane was presented
to Judge Kelley, the presentation speech
being made by Rev. DE-. Balph. The
whole proceeding was striking, and every
thing passed OFF pleasantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
AN APPEAL FOR AID
To Assist In the Erection of a Monument
over 4 Noble Knight.
The following letter and circular will

over y Noble Knight.
The following letter and circular will
explain themselves:
OFFICE OF GRAND CHANCELLOR,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs OF W. VA,
Wheeling, January 81, 1887.
PIP. XXIII.
To b. ShanLsy, Supreme Representative:
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER:-IOur appli-
cation tor a dispensatiOn, granting yOu the
" to issue an appeal to all lodges in
the Grand JuriSdict on of West Virginia
for aid to the Hines Memorial Association,
il hereby approved. JNo. II. MOORE,
Grand Chancellor.
WHEELING, WEST VA, February 10.
PP.NNIIl.
To the Odfcers dad Members CfT Lodge,
No. - knights Of Pythids:.
send you herewith an appeal from the
Hines Memorial Association by authority
of the Supreme L,dge OF the World. !
hone YOU will giveifreely to the end that @
memorial may he placed over the remains
Of Samuel Holder Hines, who sacrificed his
life 10 save n brother Knight.
F~raternaliy in F. c. aud L,
h. STANLEY,
Committee Of the Grand Jurisdiction of
West Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10

Go and get a pair of Wardwe.Is hand
sewed fine calf shoes for S32j from JOS.
Hasenauer, No. lO4S Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10

JUST received, n handsome line o.
Spring OVereORtings.
4. HESS a SONS.
1871 and I2aS Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
Old veteran. Have q Rnyal Good Time.

''A - -~@N
To he Editor OF he Register:
SIR: 4 grand reunion OF old veteran
soldiers of the 18th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
was held at the residence of Mr.. Andrew
Taylor on Fifth street, Martins Ferry yes
terday, where everybody had a good time.
Among the nOtables present We're Theodore
Coss, better known to soldiers as Flicker"
CoSs, Boy McMasters, of Mt. Pleasant,
champion rabbit catcher Of the village he
halls from, Wilson Barcus, better known
as "Tuckey, y Ebenezer Clark, better
known by the veterans as Coon Foot, y
Vim. Goats, known as "WaXey" Coats.
Speeches were made by all the old yeter-
ans and dancing was INDUCED in
by every one present The best thing
of the evening was "WaIey" Coats and
CO0niOOt Clark dancing double clog. also
Bobby Dufield, better know as Timber
Bob, who did a hOrnpipe which took the
cake. Timber Bob is an old Confederate
veteran and was the lion Of the evening
with the ladies present. Everything was
done to please the old soldiers. Supper
was served at IL o'clock. and was gotten
up nv that prince OF cooks Dlvy Gartley.
of Bridgeport. After singing Marching
through Georgia" the old veterans dis
persed to their homes. well pleased with
the evenings entertainment gotten NJ for
their benefit by Comrade Taylor.
Look our for the Bean Supper on March
Goth. Everybody is invited.
one Who WAS THERE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10
To HE Omcer. and Members Of
You are Not Too Late.

Committee Of the Grand Jurisdiction of
West Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10

Every performance will be n heretofore under
the personal supervision Of Mr.. ARTHUR REHAS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
Jersey CITY.

The Board Of Public Works has adopted the Bartlett scheme
for furnishing JcrIey CITY with supply OF pure
$50 80 million gallons The scheme Will 10 the Board
OF Finance for
Kate Hopkins. twenty-One, arragned before jus
cc Wanse yesterday charged with The Prisoner
employed servant by Bruce r. Chiffon. OF No 81 Dun.
On Monday Mrs Chiffon discovered fire In clothes
press kept in the second floor There strong
smell OF kerosene and OF the oil plainly visible
As the the only In the house who had kero
she suspected 1t Is thought that she IL partially
demented.
The Lorllari strike Jersey City Is virtually at an end
nearly all the strikers having resumed work IN the tobacco
factory. OF those who still remain out waited
upan Pierre I0ard IT, and expressed their willingness TO
that all the refused TO take
part In the strike be discharged inside OF two weeks Mr.
LoIiard listened 10 the proposition with amazement and In
dignanty rejected lie Nearly all the Transfers returned
TO work and affairs IN the factory running smoothly
The Erie Railway officials report that the collision Mon
da near the western entrance to the BERGEN unno was OF
standing siding TO allow passenger train TO pass
engineer did not the caboosc until lac close To Both
blew danger signals The
wrecked tue caDooso and the locomotive itself badly
damaged The freight locomotive also suffered considerable
damage Engineer Hopper injured but not fatally
There were nearly 800 passengers on the train but none
seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
THE COURT OF APPEALl

ALRASr Jan 2j-rn the Court OF Appeals today tho fol
lowing decisions were handed down;
tho matter Of the application OF Allan Campbell
Public Works. Estelie ID respond.
Frederic Durdn. and Others
dismissed with costs
Aonzo Brainer aud others executors. agt Laura Wood
nun and others surviving Trustees Charles Deraf and
others spondon, agt PatTk II 'ummins George Car.
ter respondent Emily Bee kwth, administrative ap.
pellAnt order affirmed with
Tho People agt tho Bank Of Dansyle In the
pef % t.or IN others. AM tnei
sarah tcsial, appellant, agt Catharinc Miller 9th.
crs respondent ORDER affirmed with appeal In this
agt Dupcc. Motion for reargument denied with.
Derelcth agt for argument denied with
Elge agt the city OF Troy kelsey agt Sargent Motion
TO dismiss denied with go costs
The Hong Kong Banking Company agt Cooper. Motion
The People agt Kurt Motion dismiss appeal granted
unless appellant shall procure rom General
pose tho DO RENTED 10 that court without
rcuice IN OF such modic alton TO the night OF the
hpondcnt Ia renew or appeal his motion for dismissal
states agt. Cromwell Motion return denied
with SlOcOsn.
The People rel Haughton agt. Andrews Motion 10 ad
vance and prefer granted without COSTS
y Public Admin straor granted Motion respond
Motion otherwise denied
Coycr agt Colycr Motion 10 put calendar prefer
denied with $40 costs.
The following causes argued:
No 1876 Furey and others appellant agt the Town
OF Gravescnd ana others. respondent
Hiram smith ami others, respondent CITY
o Rochester. appellant
No igI-Php aud others asgncds respondent agt liar
vey IL Koch shefin Of Erie COUNTY appriI.i,t ~" '
80 l1H-Annr Cook Lawrence infant ETC. respondent
agt. sarah l. Cooke. appellant.
Tho Court OF Appeals day calendar January 20 In A
follows
Nos 900 2O3, 2O5. o. $780, 1875. Az. 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
BROOKLYN.


Mayor Francis of st Louis visitor at the City Hal
yesterday.
The funeral OF Margaret Delaney died age
Conducted Yesterday She was horn In England ami lived In
Brooklyn for thirty five years.
Matthew Low. OF The church arrested
yesterday upon a charge of abandoning his wife
Vinegar lecturers complain that Mayor whitney has
failed comply with The OF 1886 calling for the appoint
ment OF one or more vinegar inspectors.
1t reported that Congressman =. Mahoney is shortly
be married. and that this Is the for frequent trips
from Washington Brooklyn on pressing business"
John Guifoye informed yesterday OF his appointment
by Secretary Manning to the position Of superintendent OF
Construction OF the Federal Bell ling TO succeed r. B Rntn
whoresgned 70 become city Auditor The nent was
Washington The appOntee IL thirty three years OF
contractor and politician and member OF the Board
OF Education
The members OF the Amphon Musical Society met last night
at the club Cymerst and Division TO consider
Stated 100000 far subscribed and those
present agreed TO subscribe 100000 moro.
Electricity used the time to light the hall OF
read by S. Koeher Blake and Meryon"
The Rev Samuel p Hasey formerly pastor OF tho Frank
the Duyea Presby terrain Church IN Cermoutaye last
Nelson AA' '-' '''''" y '"0 NV ~
An unknown Jumped into the river tho Columbia
Stores yesterday 10 rescue his hat which blown
board by the wind In ien gust but hc ae b. reach and
the cold and Of Ice which hit him exhausted
Gray, could Iesusctated.
Dale toOed lie about thirty five years Of and
his right foot was ieformed
Edward Norris who the part policeman In
"EvangeliDe. confronted by creditor named John
the stage IN the thr act OF the buresque tho PARK
warrant lac succeeded In promptly getting his money and
the play was not stopped
The draft OF bill TO seekers for nooriety from
Jumping from the Bridge and from smoking In the
Howell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
CONDITION OF THE GROVE-ST SCHOOL.

Mr.. SIMMONS TELLS WHY HE CLOSED IT-A con-
TRACT FOR IMPROVING THE BUILDING.
President Simmons at a special meeting of the Board
of Education yesterday explained that he had directed
School No. at Grove and Hudson SITS to be closed
account of its dangerous condition The report of the
Superintendent of School Buildings read showing
the condition Of the building and notice from the
Fire Department cOndemning it, The action of the
president in closing the school was approved. Mr..
Verm stated that the contract for making changes
in No. advertised in October last year and was
then readversed, but there was no money Tor the
purpose the contract could not at time be awarded
to the lowest bidder. There three bidders, and
the lowest was that of John Meals Son, 1850. The
Superin 'endent of School Buildings had made esti
mate Of the cost Of the York which was $50 higher
than the lowest bidder. Mr.. Vermilye presented
resolution in favor of awarding the contract 10 John
Meals Son. This was opposed by Mr.. Seligman. who
said that John Meals Son had been bookkeeper for
his fathers firm, John Neal Co., and the firm had
treated the Board disgracefully.
Mr.. OBrien thought that there was combination
among the contractors, the Engineer of the Board
had said the work should be done for 81 900 less
than the lowest bidder and that the trustees of the
ward to blame for letting the building continue
in this dangerous condition for years, when 1t was only
by o miracle that the school had escaped being
burned to the ground. Mr. Cole observed that the
trustees had done their duty by reporting the condi-
ton of the school to the Board a year ago. 1t was
IN by useless discussion that had closed one OF the
largest schools in the city after letting it remain for
eight months in condition for which the Board could
have been indicted. After further discussion during
which the objections of Mr.. Seligman and Mr. O'Bren
were voted down laid the table, the Board APP
proved the contract A motion was also adopted en-
power1ng Superintendent DebevOise to expeDd $40O
In temporary repairs for enabling the school TO Re
reOpened possible. Many OF the members
expressed indignation that the business OF the Board
should be Obsructed by two or three commissioners
The whole matter could have been setd at the meet
ing Of the Board last week without closing the school
and interrupting the studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
A DEADLOCK IN THE POLICE BOARD.

Tho Police Board yesterday made another futile attempt to
select captains and sergcans for promotion Since CAPTAIN
Williams withdrew from the for the nspecOrsip the
most prominent candidate has been Captain Aare OF the
Edridgest squad lie IL Republican. All the other can
ddates have given the fight except captain Gunner of
Fifty nntst also Republican. and Captain Webb. OF Oak
st. Democrat. Alairc's record and his thorough
knowledge o! police would give him an advantage
II is thought civil service examination President French
yesterday resolution 10 send Captains Aae Gunner
and Webb before the examiners Mr. WORMS objected TO
flying the fitness Of Allaire the ground that
the captain had been fined for petty offence several
Commissioner Porter voted with MI Voorh several
amendments calculated u Acude Asre from the contest
and the Republican stood together ia voting
him be excluded The result that OF the
captains got show for promotion similar contest
Cured Mr Frenchs resolution to send fourteen
geants before the examiners length the names OF twenty
hve r1undsmen who want To be sergeant were passed
against the Of Mr.. Noorhis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
CALENDAkS TODAY

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cGgTra asa ;aai Tn-rAHr IBooro
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Mos s.s 1Sa% 'ssS $685. $685. s So ' s '
SsSs $3.50 3ssd 3sss 1890. 3s0 $685. 1907 1886 $500
1919 s s $685. 49, sS ss ssl 81
1880 1891. 1892 1923
S g.; 90 rs g1,I lob
ass s76 ssS7 $50, $500 $1,000 1914 $3.50 $685. sSis,
$3.50 1904 $50 577 s6jl. 1851 s7os 2si7 Ssoa si2
Ss9I SST SaS al ssis '0O- ''o Soo SOo' $780,
suRRooATEs couRr-Boiore Rollins. s-wn OF Cathariue
SUPERIOR CoURr-srEciAL TRRM-Beforo Dugro J.-No
SUPERIOR CouRr.TRIAL TEnM-rARr L-Beforo seigyick
sHrEnSSa Sa 1881 ioa5 iSao iHoO0o Freed
SUPERIOR coyhT7 TN. rRHA-pARr HIBoforo door
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COMMON PLRAs-GkSEnAL TERM-Adjourned until the first
CoMaos PLEAs-srEcIAL TgnM-Beforo DAILY J.-No
Sc8aos rggspAny Van loosen
$ s 2ss f s s Ss?? si 1928 2oO
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No' AZ N7s Sds S7a '0s' so7. ST. 1885, sso Ss5 5a0
s2 s sSi3s ss Ss 6aS oS7 0ad 1 90 $50
COURT OYER AID TERMISgR-Before Barrett J. and
OF GrSns Judge Cow
ing aud Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos q g.
s6oaisaha b. - 81 rs s5 j. T. r'aA"s' To- H. H. Is TO-
SotEI or 1rsEaAL sEssIoSs-PAaI IL-Pe,orc Judge
NoA J. Q. 80. 81 Pioadings-HoA y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
ON TRIAL FOR SHOOTING H. S. BEATTIE.
LOUIS BIERAL IN CoUET-HIs WIFE AND SON PRES


LOUIS BIERAL IN CoUET-HIs WIFE AND SON PRES
ENT ALSO.
Surveyor Hans s. Beattie told yesterday before
Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Court the
story OF how he shot by Louis Bicra on Novem
Der at the Custom House. The jury had been oh
tanned on Monday, and General b. Is. Foster who sal
beside his chief United States District-Attorney
Walker. made the opening address TO the jury. He
said that the prosecuted in the United states
courts because the offence was committed on United
States territory, although the State law would govern
the term of imprisonment.
Surveyor Beattc said that about noon on November
Bieral rushed into the Surveyors Office and with an
oath said, III teach you to recommend my removal
Biera then fired shot from large pistol which he
had in his hand when he opened tie door The pistol
ball hit the Surveyor and il still lodged In his body.
second shot was fred and then Bcral escaped by a
side door. The Surveyor was kept in bed for two
weeks and remained in his house for five weeks.
He said on cross examination that he had removed
Bieral because a charge had been made against him
OF taking money from immigrant woman. Bieral
had denied his guilt and there witness against
him except the woman
Beral sat near his counsel while his grayhared wife
and their fourteen yearold were in the COURTROOM
Beral sat modify quiet most Of the time but was sew
eral times moved 10 tears His son stood beside him
for part OF the time.
W. II. Johnstone, who was in the Surveyors office
when Mr.. Bcate was shot, corroborated his testi-
mony. Several other witnesses testified TO Deatics
acts and statements.
Custom House INSPECTOR Ralincau gave testimony
that not expected by the prosecution. IL was sup
posed that Beral had made threats AGAINST the Sur
veyor in the hearing of the witness but the Inspector
testified that at his interview with Bcral the latter
only spoke cxcitcdly of killing his wife and children
and appeared to be irrational He had only spoken in
friendly terms of the Surveyor. Mrs. Beral claspcd
her son in her arms and wept when the witness said
that her husband had threatened to hill her.
Ex-Judge Curtis In orcnn. the for the defence
spoke strongly of the faithful service of Bera In the
wal, and said that he had been wounded in the head
at the battle of Balls Blum. His unjust dismissal at
the aye of seventy-ivc had unsettled his mind.
General Daniel f.. Sickles, who has been Bicral's
faithful friend for many years the frat witness in
his behalf lie testified that Bieral was wounded at
Balls Bluff in rcscung General Bakers body from
tire. lie testified TO conversation with Bcral a few
days before the shooting, when Bieral talked incOhcr
emily and appeared irrational.
Thomas Grievc another friend of Bierals testified
to his strange acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

Alexander Cameron representing Attorney GenoraO Bren
applied Justice Lawrence yesterday for
action for dissolution OF tie Calf butchers Association
m cd on ground gone beyond corporIe
pool Ia cornrr" the calf market
L. Parsons. who opposed the apple alton. denied that
thing OF this kind had been done or WAS pr0poseL The de-
Surrogate Rollins has appointed Charles F. GAN tcmpora
50 OF adopted
father. Joseph GAIL the Opt Tho application Of the
opposed by Amelia ~teeb who formerly father
h0uscSe"pcr anil sierward married him She II contesng
his Will 10y which he bcqucatlci 100000 Charles Gall
ami left 81 90 to her
Samp having left win directing $4,000
De- whose object tmsliIratc
condition Of the Jews Pao-tnc Justice has
fi that the fuul should De- placed tho possession
North American kolci Society tho only
whose purpose Is that specified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK. ...TU ESDAY, JAN u.s. 1887
ARRIVED.

Steamer Island Danl skodt Copenhagen Jan Christina
s o at h %ss sr s at g to
anG Cy % % Natl Sy Is S %dss
Steamer Eureka Quick New.orleans, days. with mdse
steamer Carondelet RISK Fcrnandina via Brunswck Ga
I ay 95 Co. Royal days. with md'' and passengers NAL
Cherokee noane Jacksonville days Charleston
DAYS with m(sc passengers to WIN CLYDE 4 Co.
@ a e%pp@ dn city eonS and
steamer hoanoke Coacn NewPor News and West Point
Steamer teanora Bragg Portland with mdse and passen'
Bygio INor IIcnschon st Jago lsdays with mahog
any to @ Amsinck a Co; vessel to Funch, Edge & Co
city Island, hight, swi cloudy
Arrived yestcrday
ssh % s.sts Pc eonsn
Kunhardt Co, Arrived at the Bar at pm.
CLEARED.
Steamer Catanla GER Koch, Yeddah Aden Bombay
steamer c;y O Berlin lr,. Land Liverpool via Queens.
Steamer ro6osco tr. Grggs Queenstown for orders
steamer kovnO lbrl. Sen. Hun sanderson & SON.
steamer rave Gen, "negerod Bremen via Southampton
steamer, zaaoiam (Dtch). Van der Zee, Amsterdam
steamer InIende9te Utah. PlandellO. Mediterranean
Steamer Por,la Br, Dawson. stJohns. NE. via HALIFAX
Steamer philadelphia Iess aguayra. Puerto Cabeo and
Steamer Excelsior Higgins, New orleans--John T Van
steamer Nacoochce. Kcmpton. savlnnah-Henry Yonge.
steamer leinaSsee. Patt Charleston and Fernandna-Wm
i lvtie & Co
steamer SENECA Walker Norfolk Newport News West
Point Na-Olf Dominion - co.
Steamer General Whitney Bcarse Boston-H Dimock
ship VIM Douglass Br McDOugal, Antwerp " Parker
&
Bark Alma tGer. Alberts Hamburg-Watjen Toel & Co.
Bark Ukraine (Aust. MircOych. Cete-Andrew Ennis
Bark Gaspsrc titaD. llurO. POzZuOli-Andrew Ennis
BARK ESkc'il (Nor Gundersen, Buonos AyresJohn Nor
ton &
TaFk iyTa pat'ansnI LIZA, HayanavAmraII
schr y symonds, Dorr Jscmel-G a Brett, son & Co.
SAILED
Steamers Alaska. for LiverpoD Egean Lynn, T. Mexico
Havana. Excelsior Ncw.Orl@ns City OF Savannah
nah lemaseec. Charleston, WyanOke. Richmond Caroline
Miller. Baltimore.
shps Theo Fisher for Bremen Success Antworp Athlon
London
Barks Paramount for Antwerp Lovfad Rouen; Chigneco
bordeaux; Valencia RosIl. Made Evanel
Elizabeth; Maggie VI. EKmouth Fanny Cam ana Whit
BucnoS thiottaD. Rio JanelrO Mary Hale,
Vera Cruz; j Is Rabcl. Sagia Patmos, Fcrnandina.
Also sailcd-Via Long Island 5ound-Brg Dale
Trinidad.
THE MOVEMENTS oFsTEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Jan 26saie. steamer Venetian (Br. Tran
for Boston
LARNE Jan 23-Saled steamer state Of Nevada (Br Stew
glasgow hence for New York
LIZARD. Jan 25-Passed steamer Relgenand (Belg) Bey
o g. % To
ANTWERP. Jan 2J-Arivei. steamer Z dc Connck (Belg
Schmidt. from Ncw-York JAMS.
NAPLES Jan 2l-ArriYod Polceyera QtaD.
ierio from Sew-York.